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INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

INTEGRATED HEAT PUMP 300 L

FOR MODEL

TIHP 300

OPERATION AND

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Page 1: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INTEGRATEDHEATPUMP300L FOR MODEL TIHP 300 OPERATION AND ...

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Page 3: ...sk Symbol Type of risk Injury Electrocution Burns burns scalding Keywords KEYWORD Meaning DANGER Failure to observe this information will result in serious injury or death WARNING Failure to observe this information may result in serious injury or death CAUTION Failure to observe this information may result in non serious or minor injury Other symbols in this documentation Note General information...

Page 4: ...re supervised WARNING Burns The following are not permitted The utilisation of greasy extract air The installation of the equipment in rooms where the device is at risk from explosions as a result of dust gases or vapours Material losses The following are not permitted The heating of liquids other than domestic hot water The installation of the equipment in rooms where the temperature is below the...

Page 5: ...is extends the heat up time Maintenance and cleaning Material losses The sacrificial anode must be checked by a qualified contractor 12 months after the unit has been installed and checked periodically thereafter as advised by the qualified contractor Failure to do so may void your warranty Note Maintenance work e g checking the electrical safety must only be carried out by a qualified contractor ...

Page 6: ...e temperature of the evaporator is lower than the ambient dew point temper ature If you cannot remedy the fault notify your qualified contractor Type TIHP300 Heat pump PN Air 42 Water 60 IN Air 42 Water 60 Type of Refrigerant Refrigerant charge Max operating pressure DHW cylinder Max operating pressure Max operating temperature Type of cylinder material Cylinder capacity Observe the installation m...

Page 7: ...astic pipe systems Overview DHW Cold Water 48 30 26_03_13_0015 10 12 11 6 8 9 8 7 3 1 2 5 4 5 3 13 1 Cold water supply G 1 G female with adapter 2 Hot water connection G 1 G female with adapter 3 Condensate drain G hose connection 20 mm male 4 Connection for P T relief valve G on site 5 Electrical cable without plug 6 Drain valve on site 7 Expansion control valve if required on site 8 Straight thr...

Page 8: ...ntally over short distances on good roads Observe the following in formation Ensure that no pressure is applied to the packaging Even in its packaging never place other devices or objects on the appliance Position of the air intake side The air intake side of the appliance is identified on the packaging with a label f f Ensure that the air intake side of the appliance is facing downwards if the ap...

Page 9: ...or laundry Opposite a neighbours garage is always prefferred The water heater should be located as close as possible to the most frequently used hot water tap connection Ensure that the data plate is clearly visible Ensure that the ambient temperature lies within the application limits for heat pump operation Internal installation Material losses The heat pump must not be installed in areas where ...

Page 10: ...ough upwards that the pallet is freely accessible f f Remove the water heater carefully with the polystyrene packaging from the pallet WARNING Injury The water heater has a high centre of gravity and a low overturning point Ensure that the water heater does not overturn when you remove it from its pallet D0000040884 f f Slide the packaging foil far enough upwards to be able to remove the first pol...

Page 11: ...r this make an incision of approx 30 mm 1 25 into both sides of the dividing line WARNING Injury Secure the water heater against overturning by getting a second person to support the water heater 26_03_01_1396 f f Slightly tilt the water heater f f Push a wooden support underneath the lower part of the packaging f f Break out the free semi shell of the lower section of the packaging ...

Page 12: ...wards the bottom cover When the locking nut is tight against the bottom cover it stabilizes the leveling foot 26_03_01_1384 f f Push two polystyrene installation aids with the step shaped corner underneath the water heater The water heater is subsequently set and tilted onto this profile Ensure that you do not set the water heater down in the area of the joint edge of the sheet steel jacket but at...

Page 13: ...eveling feet f f Remove any packaging that remains on the water heater Removing the transport lock There is a two part transport lock attached to the heat pump unit of the appliance The transport lock must be re moved before the appliance is installed Note In its delivered condition the appliance cover is held in place with only 4 screws The remaining screws for the appliance cover can be found in...

Page 14: ...art I f f Remove transport lock part I f f Ensure that there is no packaging left in the appliance f f Check the heat pump unit for transport damage Material losses Never commission the appliance immediately after removing the transport lock f f Fill tank with water f f Wait at least 1 hour before commissioning the appliance f f Position the appliance cover on the appliance and secure it with the ...

Page 15: ...ll installations for maximum of 50 C for all sanitary fixtures used primarily for personal hygiene Material losses To protect against the risk of corrosion make the connection as flat packing seal The use of hemp teflon or thread seal tape on connections is not acceptable Material losses Supply and drain pipe sizes should be equal to safety valve sizes The drain outlet must not be able to be close...

Page 16: ...a floor drain or routed through the wall up to 889 mm 35 see diagram above f f If required install a condensate pump Note To ensure the condensate drains correctly never kink the hose Power supply WARNING Electrocution f f Before any work isolate the equipment from the power supply at the control panel Only qualified electricians must carry out the installation in accordance with these instruction...

Page 17: ...tallation in accordance with these instructions WARNING Electrocution Maintenance work such as checking the electrical safety must only be carried out by an electrician Always disconnect the power supply before working on the water heater Note You may remove the air intake grille if there is not enough room for maintenance work above the appliance even after its cover has been removed Refer chapte...

Page 18: ...mains In case of a fault the safety equipment of the device interrupts the relevant power circuit Safety high pressure limiter SDBK The safety high pressure limiter shuts down the compressor if the pressure inside the refrigerant circuit exceeds the permissible maximum value The safety high pressure limiter may also respond if the appliance is operated above its permissible limit 42 C air temperat...

Page 19: ...aution and wear protective clothing in particular safety gloves Maintaining the full output of the device requires an occasional professional cleaning of the evaporator Clean the evaporator only with water and a brush Never use acidic or alkaline cleaning solutions Draining the cylinder WARNING Injury Hot water can be expelled during draining f f Close the shut off valve in the cold water supply f...

Page 20: ...ocal water quality f f As your local contractor is familiar with your local water quality let him determine the timing of this check Specification Dimensions and connections 1840 30 60 670 1638 185 1267 b01 g02 g01 c01 c06 c13 d45 d43 3 0 12 1 6 D0000018053 TIHP 300 b01 Entry electrical cables c01 Cold water inlet Male thread G 1 c06 DHW outlet Male thread G 1 c13 T P valve Female thread G 3 4 d43...

Page 21: ... F2 Compressor motor protection Klixon F3 High limit safety cut out M1 High press compress M2 Fan N0 Heat pump control thermostat N2 Frost monitor V1 Solenoid valve V2 Solenoid valve X0 Power terminals X1 Heat pump terminals X2 Anode terminal earth Z1 CapacitorData table ...

Page 22: ...eration with active defrost temperature Heating operation Valve powered Valve not powered closed PC P0 P TC VLuft TKW TWW V1 V2 D0000040611 Defrost operation V1 Valve powered Valve not powered closed PC P0 P TC TKW TWW V2 D0000040612 ...

Page 23: ...data Rated capacity l 300 Energy data Standby energy consumption 24 h at 65 C kWh 1 14 Electrical details Fuses A C 10 Rated voltage V 240 Phases 1 N PE Frequency Hz 50 Rated current A 2 5 Power consumption W 700 Max power consumption W 700 Standby power consumption 24 h kWh 1 24 Versions IP Rating IP24 Refrigerant R134a Refrigerant capacity kg 0 9 Dimensions Height of unit when tilted mm 1990 Hei...

Page 24: ... checked periodically thereafter as advised by the qualified contractor Failure to do so may void your warranty Date unit was installed 12 month sacrificial anode review date Completed yes no Was the anode replaced yes no Name of the qualified contractor Next scheduled sacrificial anode review date Completed yes no Was the anode replaced yes no Name of the qualified contractor ...

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